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@marliesjohanna: Mutti ist die Beste - „Was bedeutet Gefühle begleiten?“ | Beim Gefühle begleiten ist das wichtigste zugewandt und liebevoll zu bleiben. Klingt soweit gut, aber was bedeutet das eigentlich? In dieser Folge sprechen wir über Emotionen, darüber, wie man sie reguliert. Wir reden über Co Regulation, warum die meisten Kinder sich noch nicht selbst regulieren können und wie man ihnen dabei helfen kann. Wir sprechen darüber, dass Emotionen bei uns entstehen und wir nicht die Verantwortung auf externe Auslöser übertragen sollten. Und wir sprechen darüber, was es eigentlich bedeutet, Gefühle zu regulieren. Nicht nur bei unseren Kindern, sondern auch bei uns selbst. #gentleparenting #bedürfnisorientiert #gefühlebegleiten #foryou #fy #lernenmittiktok

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von.wut.bis.mut
Kleine Helden fühlen groß :
Sehr wichtig und toll erklärt 👍 wir Eltern müssen uns echt intensiv mit diesem Themen beschäftigen, denn zu Hause hat es glaube ich kaum einer gelernt
2025-09-16 10:16:34
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emniely
E :
So ein unglaublich wichtiges Thema!! Danke🙏
2024-11-28 19:49:35
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ce1inaknt
Celina :
Hab das heute noch. Bin dauerhaft zu jeder Tageszeit gestresst. Kann das nicht abstellen. Muss mich eigentlich auch immer davon ablenken zum Beispiel beim Einschlafen mit Musik oder true crime😅
2024-11-30 10:16:17
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charltz__
Charles :
Danke dass du sowas ansprichst ich denke es ist wichtig dass das so viele Menschen wie möglich sehen
2024-11-28 20:46:37
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spacey.daisy2
Joylia :
Danke Marlies für deine tolle Arbeit! Ich habe selbst noch keine Kinder, hör dir aber so gerne zu, weil ich auch aktuell für mich selber sooo viel lernen kann was mir hilft 🫶🏽
2024-12-07 12:00:50
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albanian_home
Adelina :
Was wäre die Handlungsempfehlung in dem Fall,
2024-11-28 20:24:21
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dramaqueen.2000
Sarah :
Wie kann man ganz kleinen Kindern bei bringen sich zu regulieren? Meine Tochter ist jetzt 13 Monate & wenn sie wütend oder frustriert ist, „bockt“ sie oder schreit & beißt einen von uns dann.. 🥺 ich möchte ihr gern zeigen wie sie besser mit ihren Gefühlen umgehen kann, aber weiß nicht wie.. 😫
2024-11-29 10:26:34
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nvh_ila
nvh_ila :
so entstehen esstörungen. man lernt dass man unerwünschte Gefühle mit essen ruhigstellen kann 😔
2024-11-29 06:30:39
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j7neptune
🙊 :
ERSTE
2024-11-28 19:39:06
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bibi_22227
Bibi272 :
Und was tuh ich Gefühle begleiten bei meinem Kind nicht hilft bei Wut. Sie schreit und schlägt um sich und lässt sich lange Zeit nicht beruhigen. Das macht die ganze Familie fertig.
2024-12-16 12:38:44
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mii_auu
miii_auu :
@xangelina_michellex
2025-01-08 14:02:13
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d_parijata
Parijata :
Alleine diese Beiträge hier machen schon was mit den Systemen - und führen nicht in eine Regulation
2025-01-23 12:05:32
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d_parijata
Parijata :
Wer reguliert sein möchte, begibt sich in Räume wo man es lernt - das ist nicht Tik tok und auch nicht endlos Podcasts anhören … man braucht Raum und Entschleunigung-
2025-01-23 12:04:54
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vicki22001
vicki22001 :
Marlies , ich liebe eure Videos und Podcasts und v.a. die Art wie ihr so unfassbar wichtige Themen beleuchtet. vielen Dank! Sooooo wichtig 🥰
2025-01-09 09:50:48
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sarahschmidt056
Sarah Schmidt :
ich liebe es wie einfach und so offensichtlich die Sachen erklärt 🥰 danke das es euch gibt ❤️
2025-01-08 19:32:39
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phoebe.austria
✨Phoebe/Фиби✨ :
Ich schaff es bis heute nicht mich zu regulieren und bin 23/7 immer gestresst
2025-01-04 22:15:56
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alex.ja_
Alex :
Und was dann stattdessen machen?
2025-01-02 15:36:43
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susannevizslalabbi
Susanne 🐾🐾🐾🐾 :
Ja und was ist die Quintessenz? Also ablenken ist doof und regulieren ist doof. Und welche 3., bessere Methode, ist jetzt richtig?
2024-12-27 11:41:24
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sannabelle.love
Sandra :
Das genau das macht mir noch heute mit 46 noch zu schaffen. Es ist so so so schwer Emotionen zu zeigen oder zuzulassen 😪
2024-12-26 15:05:17
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rehauge1904
.. 🎀 𝒯𝒶𝓉𝒿𝒶𝓃𝒶 🎀 .. :
🙏🙏🙏
2024-12-09 22:29:38
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iclal.slr
Iclal :
💐 dafür kann dieses nein ist ja diese trotzphase und gehört zur Entwicklung dazu lass das kind auch mal entscheiden oder sogar öfter stärkt das kind megaa
2024-12-04 06:24:57
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mensch787
. :
Hauptsache Mama ist beruhigt, weil Kind ruhig ist …. Ist doch egal , wie sich Kind sich fühlt …..😔
2024-11-29 08:02:59
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skycat24
IstHaltSo :
Wir sagen ihm immer das wir uns jetzt regulieren und versuchen dann verschiedene Atemübungen, danach suchen wir dann eine Lösung für das Problem, in der Emotion kann man nicht rational denken
2024-11-29 07:57:02
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